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When iPad 2 came out iFixIt discovered that the glass covering the LCD touchscreen was 27 percent thinner than the glass on iPad 1.
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Apple now offers about 15% to 17% less for your old iPhone when you upgrade to a new one.
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iOS 13 has a hidden feature to help you use less data.
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I love my iPad Pro, but Microsoft's Surface Pro X has a lot going for it. So much, Apple should borrow some of its features.
The very best tech gadgets of 2019
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iOS 13.3 and iPadOS 13.3 landed last night, and as well as bringing with them a whole array of bug fixes, but also a new security feature to help protect users from attacks. ...
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The iPad launched in April of 2010, and since then we've seen it slowly morph into a device that's able to stand on its own.
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